Nimbarkacharya

निम्बार्काचार्य (Known as "Sri Nimbarka")

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Born c. 1130

Nimbi (Vaidurya Pattan), India

Passed Away c. 1200 Vrindavan, Vrindavan

Lifespan 70 years old

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"The soul is an eternal dependent portion of the Supreme, united in essence yet distinct in service."

Archival Overview

Foundational Hindu philosopher who established the Dvaitadvaita (Dualistic Non-dualism) school of Vedanta and pioneered the joint worship of Radha and Krishna.

Biographical Record

Nimbarkacharya (12th century CE) resided in the sacred groves of Vrindavan, composing the Vedanta Parijata Saurabha commentary on the Brahma Sutras.

His philosophy of Dvaitadvaita posited that the soul and universe are both distinct from God and yet inseparable from Him, like waves on the ocean or sunlight from the sun.

Key Life Milestones

1160

Composition of Vedanta Parijata Saurabha

Authored his commentary on the Brahma Sutras, establishing the doctrine of simultaneous identity and difference.

1180

Radha-Krishna Devotional Movement

Pioneered the joint devotional contemplation of Radha and Krishna, inspiring the Gaudiya and Bhakti movements.

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Final Resting Place

Perpetual Memorial

Nimbarka Peeth
Salemabad, India

                         GPS: 26.5833, 75.0167                    

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